Check out the Sunglasses Kid remix of Kap Slap‘s “Let It All Out” feat. Angelika Vee on Soundcloud. Please don’t forget to vote for it on the Wavo website by clicking here > bit.ly/LetItAllOut80s Takes just a few seconds! Lets get this guy some MEGA votes!
Zombie: The Unearthed OST by SurgeryHead (Featuring GosT) Ooh, I was very excited to get the greenlight on this one.
Ever watch a movie and think, “What happened to so and so”? Yes? What did happened those people? Well after some time in the bowels of a hospital waiting room I found myself asking the same questions.
Despite coming to this EP with low expectations, having heards hundreds of takes on the whole LA, synth city theme with varying degrees of success, I was pleasantly surprised. The tracks are expertly, expertly produced with slick synths that perfecly coallesce.
Many of John Carpenter’s films have common threads that stitch them gently together. For instance, the majority of the visuals (camerawork, exposures, etc.) create a mood that is not only nightmarishly dark but also thrown into stark, bold contrast. It creates the effect of a spooky slap in the face. Carpenter is also known for scoring many of his own movies, and doing a superb job of it.
Upon receiving this from our editor and firing it up to listen, I was immediately reminded of a stark and grim horror soundtrack… then surprised to hear the layers begin to take shape. And that was just the beginning for Done With You, a delightfully shadowy little EP from Confrontational.
To preface this article, it would be fitting to say that I, the author, have been an avid player of tabletop RPGs (chiefly Dungeons & Dragons) since the seventh grade. This article will share both facts and opinions – I hope you, the reader, will forgive me for my bias. This game is close to my heart.
I first came across JK47’s soundcloud via tumblr a few months ago and much like DREAM Catalogue has become something of a new found treat for me.Cyberpunk was released back in August 2014 and is a thirteen track expression of the future from the past, that is equal parts Natural City (2003) and Masamune Shirow’s Tank Police.
After a few months of listening to his soundcloud and bandcamp pages, I finally found the time to get in touch with JK/47 for a short interview. He talks about the story behind his album Cyberpunk, the difficulties of making an album in Afghanistan and the dark side of the future.
None other than
“Kalax”
with his album
“Metropolis”.
We have shared some of our picks of the funniest and cheesiest 80’s music videos online. We may have found another contender o top the lot of them!! Watch at your own risk!!
Scytron is a hub that will host the best in independent films/ documentaries and shorts that are influenced and inspired by the 80’s era and the growing Retrowave scene.